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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-19
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, ! =.
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TERRITORY OF IDAHO
County Of Alturas. 90
In the Probate Court of Alturas County. Territory
of Idaho.
Olympia zeeser. Plaintiff, vs.. Joseph Brown, De.
PENDANT.
To Joseph brown Defendant:
In the name of the People Of the United
States in the Territory of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there Ia now en- fle
iu the Office of the Probate Court Of tho County of
Alturas, in the Territory of fdahe, the com ant
of Olympia Zoeger, demanding of you the snm Of
Two Hundred and Fifteen Dollars ts2I5.OO1, to-
gether with interest at the rate Of ore and one.
halt " per cent per month. and attorney fees,
upon the following Cause OF action: A promissory
noto Nv due and unpaid.
And you are hereby notified that unless YOU
appear and answer 10 said complaint at my Office
in HALEY. Idaho Territory, within ten days tex.
elusive of the day of servicei, after the service
on YOU OF this summons, nj served within this
county: or, If served out of this county. but IN
this District. within twenty days; otherwise,
withis forty days or Judgment by default will be
taken against you for the sum of $2l5.00 interest
and attorney fees, together with the costs of suit
In testimony whereof I, II. c. Street
Probate Judge, have her-uDto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of said Court,
tsEALl at Haley, Idaho, this ID day of Decem.
Der, A. D, 1855.
II. c. STREET. Probate Judge,
deg Ex-0Hcio Clerk of the Probate Court
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snE WANTED A COMFORTER.
When hhs Asked for 81 Blanket They
Gave Hos n Bible.
Boston Record.


An EuglIshwomsn tells OF somewhai
amusing experience which grew out OF q
misunderstanding on her own part shortly
after she came to this country a lev months
ago. She kindly volunteered 10 serve Tor a
night az amateur nurse for a sick friend.
The patient was so weak that she could
barely whisper q word or two TO tell her
wants, but the nurse was so Jealous
and attentive that the feeblest lisp
OF want was filed at once. With
an EnglishwOman's faith in fresh air.
she took care TO open the window
so that the room was well-yentilated,
though no draft could reach the patient.
still, the atmosphere became decidedly
cooler, and the sick woman felt the change.
Reckoning the n1rse TO the bedside with a
wishfu look, she whispered softly in her
ear "Comforter." The one word was
enough. With woman's quick wit she
guessed what her friend wished for at
once, and set of down stars in quest OF
the family Bible. Having found II after a
short search, she lugged 1t upstairs With
considerable exertiOn- for il was heavily
illustrated and bOund-and set IL down trl-
umphaDtly on the patients bed.
To her surprise. the sick woman said
"NO!" plainly with her speaking eyes,
md moved her head slightly In token Of
dissent. Again The energetic nurse set of.
undiscOuIaeed, and hunted up the PATIENTS
husband, whom she brought hopefully TO
The sick-rOOm. Troubled and surprised at
he unsatistied look OF the sick woman, she
went oil again, without thinking or giving
up the search, and this time Grounded
up" the family pastor, taking the good
man from his hOuse inst rs he was retiring
for the night. When the combined efforts
Of the three succeeded In putting warm
cOyerlet on the bed, the nurse sat down,
fairly exhausted by her struggle TO master
New England English.
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POLICE sroP A FUNERAL.
Investigating y Weman's Dsath-A
Wfdowcr Under surveiIlsncs.

A Chicago special says: This afternoon
the neighborhood OF 553 Larrabee street
were surprised at seeing the funeral OF a
girl, known as Lucy Kug, stopped 10y the
police as II was about 10 leave the house.
Soon after detectives and Deputy Coroner
Barrett and his assistants arrived on the
scene. The cause OF the excitement was
the suspicious circumstances surrounding
the death OF Lucy, who was goOd-looklng
girl Of nineteen.
In September, 1885, Lawrence Krug, a
carpenter, was married 10 a Mrs. Heidel-
meyer, a sister OF Officer Heidemeyer, Of
the Rawson. street police station, and Lucy
was her daughter. Lawrence and bis bride
started on wedding trip to New York. he
previously insuriDg his wife's life for 8 900
10 toe Knights and Ladies OF Honor. When
on their wedding tour Mrs. Krug died. and
Mr. Krug was married again In New York.
He had been at home but few months
when his second wife, whose life had also
BEEN insured In the same association, died.
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oaly defence interposed by the State was
that state cannot be suca.--ke'o York
tribune.
Surely that ougI to be an altsuIlleient
defence, seeing that the Fed,rai Constllu'
ton expressly prohibits suits against States.
Nevertheless, BoND can render no decision
that wilisurprise us. II he wereto appoint
a receiver for the Commonwealth, every
body who knows him would regard the act
ss characteristic Of the man.
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PETERSBURG.
TEE DISCHARGE OF AN ALLEGED Boy
MURDERER.
Ordination by Bishop whittle-Another
Escape from Greensville Jail
Contemplated improvements.
,oore.pondenoe OF the Richmond Dispatchl

#. JANUARY 10, 1881.
The mayor this morning rendered his
decision in the case Of The Common wealth
rs. Gilmm johnson. colored boy, charged
With killing or causing the death Of John
Henry jackson (coloredl; aged about ten
years. The TWO boys had a difficulty on
The evening Of the 10Th Of December, and
n few DAYS afterwards Jackson died. lie
told his parents before his d, ath, and also
made the same statement 10 a magistrate
and police officer, that in fight with john
son the latter had pulled bin through and
pitched him over a fence, Intlictng the In
iures which put him 70 bed. The state
meDt was not taken down by the magls.
trate in writing, and The truth OF IL was
denied by johnson. The case was inYesti-
guied by the mayor yesterday morning.
and, after careful consideration OF all the
evidence In the case, tue prisoner was TO-
day DISCHARGED.
Bishop Wbittle last night ordained
George +. Bragg, Jr., tcolored) to deacon'
orders in the Episcopal Church. The ser
vices took place at st. Stephens church,
and the candidate was presented to the
Bishop by Rev. Thomas Spencer, who has
charge Of the Payne Divinity School, where
the candidate has been studying for some
time. n large CONGREGATION vi nuhc "hN
colored people filed the church on the oc-
casion. Mr.. Bragg goes at once to Norfolk
to take charge Of church.
William Mayes (white(, confined in the
jail Of Greensville county, awaiting trial
for felony at the February term OF the
court, made bis escape night before last.
He went out through the same window
through which four other prisoners escaped
some two or three weeks ago. II is said
that the frequency OF escapes from this Jail
Of late has caused considerable comment in
the community.
The mayor this morning imposed fine
Of S25 and costs on John Wood (whltel
who was arraigned before him on the
charge OF assaultiDg police officer while
III The discharge OF his duty.
No change was made in the management
OF the National Bank OF Petersburg at the
annual meeting Of the stockholders held
yesterday. The condition aud business OF
the bank are highly satisfactory.
The rumor that the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company is contemplating
some important improvements at City Point
in order to increase the shipping facilities
at that place exeites interest here.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Germany and Russia

Adylccs from 81. Petersburg state that
ihe species In The German Reichstag upon
the stmy bin give no qualification to Rus
sia. The papers Of the Russian capital,
which are semi.oficIally inspired whenever
they touch upon the relations Of the Powers,
have received the uttcrances Of BISMARCK
with the "ercalest scepticism and mis-
trust" Certainly, II 1t Is competent 70
Judge from the very full cable Synopsis
sent us OF the German Chaucellors speech.
Russia has no reason for especial fel'cita'
ton over The situation. BIsNARcK's speech
IN SO far as II made reference to Ger
many's relations with Russia, was simply
The speech Of consummnte diplomat. lie
could hardly have said less under the cir
cum stances. The occasion did not call for
more. Nevertheless what he did say, taken
in connection With his allusion to Ger
mauy's relations with Austria, efectually
negatives the story Of an alliance between
Germany and Russia unfrlendly to Aus
uia. The declaration Of the Chancellor
that "the friendship Of Russia IL surely
more important TO us than that OF Bulgaria.
we have not allowed ourselves TO be in.
duced by any one TO make an enemy OF
Russia for the sake Of Bulgaria Knight
afTorG Russia some consolation we're II
simply between those two countries that
Germany would have to decide in case OF
war. But that would not be the question.
The iron Chancellor would probably have
TO choose between Russia on the one hand,
and Bulgaria, Austro-Hungary, Engllnd,
ard, perhaps, Italy on the other; and this
Is saying nothing as TO Germany's
manifest interest in checking Rus
sian aggression In the Balkans and
the wisdom OF recognizing the strong,
not to say bitter, anti-Russian feel
ing among the German people. The north
ern Colossus cannot fail TO understand
this, and the impression the debate on the
army bill has made at st. Petersburg is not
at all surprising. Russia knows full well
the difference between BISMARCK the diplo-
mat and BISMARCK the man OF blood and
iron, and what would be the result OF an
appeal from one TO the other. In the alb
sence Of any further or more definite de-
claration as to the attitude OF Germany to-
wards Russia and Bulgaria than was made
IN BIsMARCK's speech OF Tuesday, it must
be conceded that Russia has but little en-
couragement TO cross the danger.llne.
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Court nattsr.-Ihe Tobacco Market
Coupons,

Court nRttsrs-Ihe Tobacco Market
Coupons.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Oispatchi
FARNynLE, VA, January 10, 1887.
Judge b. A. Hancock has for the last ten
days been holding a special term Of the
Circuit Court 10 dispose OF several cases IN
which Judge Irving had been counsel
The latter gentleman has been quite indi3-
posed for several weeks, but Is out again.
IL seems a settled fact that MIR. Clancy,
from New YORK., the present owner Of the
Lithia Springs, will soon construct very
large hotel on The grounds.
The Farmvllle tobacco market Ia not
vet active, but there are indications OF
ruling prices.
Your correspondent finds the people
bereabOuts fayonug q called session OF The
Legislature II harmony in council sni
WelLdefned policy 70. be pursued is as
suTed. Coupons are not currency in old
Prince Edward. ID.
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Lursx Notes.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatchl
InnAY Va InnnarN - 1907

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatchl
LURAY, Va, January II, 1887.
Hon. &. L. 0'Ferall has secured the
appointment OF Sir. Frank Campbell, son
OF William Campbell, Esq, prominent
Democrat OF this county, as a postal clerk
on the Shenandoah Valley railroad uice G
". DiDges, OF Shenandoah county. The ap.
polniment is good one, and came unso-
hcited on The part OF Mr.. Campbell.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Of Luray have appointed a committee 10
solicit aid toward the erection Of the pro-
posed ASSOCIATION building here. 1t Is pro.
posed to go energetically 20 work to accom-
piiyh The desired object.
DIphiberia in avery malignant form has
been prevailing for some time past in tho
.Cighborhood OF MAksyille, in this county.
and quite number OF children have died
OF the disease. A.
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Two months sfter her death he married
MIS-. Albeftins Robr, who was fcfty.nx
yerfs old. nine years Older than krig.
This was In September last. SIX
weeks later she was attacked with typhoid
fever and died. The last Mrs. krug was
also Insured In the Knights and Indies o.
Honor. During her illness she wasnttended
~ Dr. KalIestein. Some comment was
maze ut the time, aud suspicious were
aroused by her death by the fact OF the IN
surance, which was made out 10 her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Anderson. he was moi
satisfied until be had forced Mrs. Anderson
10 mske over her ei.ims on the insurance
to him. Lucy Heidelmeyer, or krug, as
she was generally called. was Insured In
the same assoclalion, aud the policy was
made payable 10 her stepilther, Krug. lie
was placed under surveillance. DR.. Blu
thmdt will make a postmortem examina-
lion Of the body
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A IAN OF sixty. Eg
regard GUINNS PIONEER tonic
q. CAMPBELL
MACos IA February Is 1889.
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AND THEY WERE MARRIED.
BOTETOURT.
The Agricultural ana Mechanical As.
sOciatiOn-EleetiOn OF OFF,


Correspondence ofthe Richmond Displtchl
FINCASTIE, January 10. 1887.
The annual meeting Of the B0tet0urt
Agricultural aud Mechanical Association
was held in the cOurt-ho to-day. The
meeting was called TO order by Mr.. A. \.
Woodson, first yicC-president. VI. Gray
bill. Esq, was elected chairman, and
George Swami secretary. The Executive
Committee was authorized TO issue one
hundred shares Of stock for sale TO the
farmers. Captain Figgat, Judge Allen, and
Dir. A. 7. Booze were appointed q con-
mitlee 30 prepare suitable resolutions with
reference to the death II the lamented
president Of the Association, Hon. Walter
\. Johnston.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Charles T..
Price, Esq; Vlce-Presidents, Mr.. A. A.
WoOdson, Judge John j. Allen, aud
Michael Gray bill, ESQ.,; secretary and
Treasurer, George Swami; Executive
Committee, MesSrs. A. &. CrOni5e, l.. =.
Holiday, Alfred Beckley, Alfred G.. Pres
ton, and Judge William b. Simmons.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Switzer, constable for the
Amsterdam magisterial district, and a most
efficient officer, died Ct bronchitis SItur-
day ut the home OF bis sOn.in-law, near
TrOutyile. Deceased was in his seventy
eighth year, but remarkably active man
Tor his age. His remains were tax IN to-day
10 the White church for interment.
John Sessler, Esq, a prominent citizen
OF this county, is i'll with pneumonia at his
home, at Haymabertown. Squire Peters
is no better.
james Smith, young man who resided
on Upper Catawba, died yesterday from
cold contracted while deer-hunting on the
mountains.
Mr. Ewell j. Brugb, who has been prlc-
ticiBg law IN Texas for the past year, has
returned to Botetourt, aud expects to mike
this his future home. ACTON.
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AIUSEMENTs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWENTY.THIRD SEASON.

ROBSON AMI OnhANb'
aided by a competent dramatic company
under the direction OF Mr..
joseph BROOKS,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGhrS
JANUARY 10TH AND 10Th,
aud at the
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TWO DROMIOS
IN their gorgeous prod uction ofShakspeare's
COMEDY of ERRORS,
exceeding In splendor. beauty, and artstlc
worth any production ever placed ON the
American or European stage.
FRIDAY NIGHT. January 2lst. Goln.
smiths delightful comedy, SHE SrOOP5
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kin, and Sir. Crane rs Hardcastle.
SATURDAY NIGHT, January 22d, an
elaborate pr dDction OF Shakspeare's
MFRRY WINS OF WINDSOR. Mr.. Crane
as Sir John Falstaff; Nr. Robson as Master
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PRItE.: Orchestra and Orchestra circle
(rtEerved), sl.26; al mission, 81. Dress or.
Gle (ytserved). 81; admission, 75c Fam ~
circle, b0n. Gallery. Csc: Boxes. ss aud
$40. sale OF reserved seats begins MONDAY,
January nth. 1T 8 A. M.
Telephone 467. ia l4.lE
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The Richmond Dispatch Is mistaken
when it says we are In doubt as to whether
there ought or ought not 10 be an extra
session Of the Legislature. We have seen
reasons given for on extra session, but not
one Of them is strong enough to persuade us
that any good can grow out OF 1t. The
Dispatch refers US to what the Portsmouth
Enterprise, whose editor Is a member OF
the Legislature, has to say on this question.
We all want legislation that will settle the
debt question "iOr good and ALL" but can
the present Legislature, or any that may
succeed il, do thisy The people will not
grant any better terms than the Riddleber-
ger bill, and II they continue IN the future
as they have in the past TO ignore the cou.
pons, it will be but q short time when the
bondholders will yield to that settlement
Clarke Courier.
Having misunderstood the C0urier'S po-
sitiou, we take pleasure in letting our con-
temporary speak for itself.
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Mr.. CAMDEN, Of West Virginia, belongs
to the eStandard.Oil Company, we believe,
but he is nevertheless an advocate OF the
Interstate commerce bill. II we are not
mistaken, he had added to it the words
"the shorter being included within the
longer distance" There was a cOlloquy
on Tuesday last in the United States Sen.
ate between him and Mr.. MCPHERSON, OF
New jersey. We quote from the CCngreS'
SiOnol record:
Mr.. CAMDEN: There is nothing in the
bill which will require railroads to do
otherwise than they are doing now. The
Till does not prohibit them from charging
as much for the short rates as they do for
he long.
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DEATHS.

BAUER-Died, after a long and painful
Illness, In Augusta, Ga, Mrs. A. ID. BAUER,
In the six tieth year Of her age.
When downward to the darksome tomb
| thoughtful turn my eye s
Frail nature tTembles at the gloom,
And anxious fears arise.
Why shrinks my soul? In deaths embrace
Once Jesus captive slept;
And angels lowering DER the place,
His lowly pillow kept.
Thus shall they guard my sleeping dust,
Ard, as the Saviour rOse.
The grave again shall yield It's trust.
And end my deep TepOse.
Her funeral will take place from 81. An
drew's church THIS friday EVENING al
4 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances are
invited TO attend.
BAKER Died, at his residence 2s06 east
franklin street. on Thursday January 18th.
at 4:30 O'Clock A. NJ. DABNEf q BAKER,
in the forty Seventh year OF his aga.
HIS funeral will take place from Union.
station Methodist Episcopal church on
SUNDAY. January 10th at II o'clock. The
friends OF the family and those OF his
father, Elijah Baker, and OF II. A. Akin.
son. sT., are invited To attend. 2t'
GREGOBY.-Died,J January Is, 1887. at
4:45 O'Clock Z. ~. 81 the residences OF his
parents. HeRRERT MARSHALL. infant
ION or r. y and l.. X. Gregg y. and grand
sOn Of NJ. y. WhitehuIst; aged two months
ard thirteen dOys
services At the grave at lakewood nj half.
past 3 clock TO DAY, January l4th
FRIENDS Of the family are invite cd TO attend.
Norfolk Portsmouth,, and Hampton papers
please copy.
KORAN Died In New York city. Janu-
airy 18th. Mrs. MARGARET HORAN aged
sixty Que years.
May she rest in peace.
Der funeral Will take place THIS friday
MORNING AZ o O'CLOCK from 81. Peters
Cathedral. Her friends aud those OF her
brother. Patrick BraDnan. are invited to
attend without further notice.
Mount Holly III papers please copy. q
LIGON.-Died. at the residence OF her
mother No. 2 west Marshall street, Thurs
day morning January IL. 1887, MYRTLE
daughter OF Mrs Clara V. and the late J..
Frank Lyon; aged four years and six
months.
TIE funeral will take place from the resi-
dence TO-DAY at 2 O'Clock 2. NJ Friends
and scquainlances Invited TO attend.
LIPSCOMB.-Died, January I3, 1887, AZ G
p. NJ, at her residence No. 4l5 north Third
street OF parply sis OF the brain Mrs MARY
JANE LIPsCOMB beloved wife Of y. z.
Bpscomb, In the forty ninth year OF her
0ge.
above. ma me d residence SATURDAY, jam
AIRY IS, 1857, at 2 Z. NJ. Her friends and
those OF her brothers j. II. and John r.
Taylor, are respectfully requested TO attend
without further notice. No flowers. 2t-
SCHWARTZ DIED, a. stsuntop, Va. on
Wednesday January IL, 1887, HENRY
SCHWARTZ, son of sam. Schwartz.
His funeral will take place from tue resi-
cepce Of Mrs. p. stIaus, No. Sl7 east Clay
street. THIS (Friday) MORNING at IL
o'clock. Friends of the family are invited
10 attend.
WAYT.-Died. at the Arlington House,
January 18Th. at I:4O A NJ, Mrs. Isl -
~. WAYT, in the fifty first year OF her age
Funeral viii take place from the Second
Baptist church FRIDAY 81 II VI. Friends
OF he family invited TO attend.